Film & Drama Training Institutes in Delhi
Film & Drama Training Institutes in Delhi
Stage
Drama Training: National School of Drama (NSD)
the Ministry of Culture, Govt. of India. It offers an intensive, full-time
course focused on dramatic arts and is considered the apex body for
professional stage drama training.
Film and Other
Institutes
While NSD is
dedicated to theatre, there are many film and media training institutes in
Delhi/NCR (National Capital Region), some of which also offer acting/drama
courses:
* Film and
Television Institute of India (FTII) - Delhi Campus/Extension: A highly
regarded government institute (main campus in Pune) that sometimes offers
courses or extension programs in Delhi.
* Jamia Millia
Islamia – AJK Mass Communication Research Centre (AJK MCRC): Excellent for mass
communication and filmmaking, which includes some aspects of direction and
acting
* Asian Academy
of Film & Television (AAFT)
* Barry John
Acting Studio (BJAS)
* RK Films
& Media Academy (RKFMA)
* Ravi Sarin
Film Institute (RSFI Institute)
2. National School of
Drama (NSD) - Diploma in Dramatic Arts
The flagship course
at NSD is the Diploma in Dramatic Arts.
A.
Duration and Fees
B.
Detail Information
Duration of Training/Diploma 3
years (Full-time, residential program)
Total Seats Approximately 26 seats per batch
(This number can vary slightly each year, with reservations for various
categories).
Course Fee (Tuition) Very affordable as it is a government
institution. The total tuition fee for the entire 3-year course is
approximately INR
5,400 to INR 5,730 (Highly subsidized).
Other Fees Additional
charges apply for caution money, library deposit, make-up kit, and stationery
(e.g., around INR 12,650 as deposits/advances).
Scholarship/Stipend Students
in the Diploma course are typically provided a monthly stipend (e.g., INR 3,000
per month) to cover their living expenses.
Note: The fee structure is highly
subsidized, but you should always check the latest official notification on the
NSD website for the exact figures for the current academic year.
B. Educational Qualification & Qualities Needed
Category and Requirement
Educational Qualification :Graduation in any discipline from a
recognized University (Mandatory).
Age Limit :
Minimum 18 years to Maximum 30 years (as of a specified date, usually July 1st
of the admission year). Relaxation is provided for reserved categories as per
government rules. |
Theatre Experience : Participation in at least six different theatre productions, with documentary proof (certificates, pamphlets, newspaper clippings, etc.). You may also need a one-year certificate course from NSD or equivalent as a pre-requisite.
Language: Working knowledge of Hindi and English is generally required, as the medium of instruction is Hindi/English.
Recommendations : A recommendation certificate from at least one renowned theatre expert is often
required.
Innate & Physical
Qualities : Innate Natural Talent: High aptitude for performance, strong
imagination, emotional authenticity, and a passion for the craft.
Physical/Vocal: A
well-developed, flexible body and a strong, flexible voice are crucial for
stage work. Physical fitness is necessary for the demanding 3-year course.
Personality: Discipline, dedication, patience, an open
mind to learning, ability to work in a group (collaboration is key in theatre), and
high concentration power.
C.
Selection Procedure
The selection process
for the Diploma in Dramatic Arts is highly competitive and typically consists
of two main phases:
* Phase I:
Preliminary Exam (Audition/Practical Test)
Candidates who meet the eligibility criteria must appear for a Preliminary Examination/Audition,
which is conducted in several centers across India (including Delhi).
* This round tests basic
acting skills, aptitude, and knowledge of theatre.
*
This stage filters candidates based on a practical demonstration of their
talent and understanding of dramatic arts.
* Phase II:
Interview-cum-Workshop
*
Candidates selected in Phase I are invited for a mandatory five-day
Interview-cum-Workshop held at the NSD campus in New Delhi.
*
This is an intensive process where the selection committee closely observes the
candidates' performance, discipline, psychological makeup, and aptitude for the
dramatic arts over an extended period.
*
It may involve improvisation, scene work, physical and vocal exercises, and
in-depth interviews.
* Final
Selection:
*
The final selection is based on the candidate's overall performance in the
workshop and interview.
*
Selected candidates must also pass a medical fitness test conducted by the
school.
I strongly recommend visiting the official National School of Drama (NSD) website when the new academic session's admission notice is released for the most up-to-date and specific information.
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